Farrukhabad: Students Deliver Unique Message Against Addiction at Youth Festival
Students showcased talent at 'Yuva Utsav' in Farrukhabad, promoting a 'Drug-Free Youth for Developed India' theme and inspiring a healthy lifestyle.
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Yuva Utsav Promotes 'Drug-Free Youth for Developed India' Theme
At the district-level cultural program 'Yuva Utsav' held at Rakha Intermediate College in Farrukhabad, students presented their art and talent with the theme 'Drug-Free Youth for Developed India'. The festival, organized by the Youth Welfare and Provincial Development Corps Department, aimed to make youth active participants in nation-building and inspire them to stay away from evils like drug addiction.
Inauguration and Call for Healthy Lifestyles
The event was inaugurated by lighting a lamp by the college manager, Rajesh Masih, and Prashant Katiyar. Addressing the assembled youth, they called for adopting a healthy lifestyle by staying away from drugs and playing a significant role in nation-building. This event was conducted under the 'Developed India Young Leader Dialogue 2027'.
Cultural Competitions Showcase Youth Creativity
Various cultural competitions were held during the Yuva Utsav, including painting, poetry writing, folk dance, folk songs, and street plays. Through these competitions, the youth showcased their creativity and delivered a positive message to society. Anjali secured first place in the painting competition, while Gayatri topped the poetry writing category. The team from G.G.I.C. won the first prize in folk dance, folk songs, and street plays with their outstanding performances. The judging panel, comprising Divya Singh, Manju, Ritu Saxena, Gulshan Jahan, and Anita Singh, evaluated the participants' performances.
Awards Distributed with a Call for Positive Change
The program concluded with the District Basic Education Officer distributing gifts to all participants. They lauded the efforts of the students and emphasized their role in bringing about positive change in society. Program in-charge Anurag, District Youth Welfare Officer Pushpendra Yadav, Shubham Singh, and Jeetu, along with a large number of teachers and students, were present on the occasion. All participants effectively highlighted the importance of drug-free living through their art.